DeerSlayer

Your home is where you sleep. If that answers your question.

Dosent matter what any municipality says, they can't stop hunting on private property or state land. Only township property. Besides who cares about that liberal hell hole county anyway. I actually hope the entire county becomes a bear sanctuary. They can have all they want from here in Sussex. I would love to see Black bear roaming the neighborhoods in Teaneck, River Edge, and Hackensack. The scumbag anti hunters that live there deserve it. Along with coyote attacks. Is it wrong that I was routing for the coyote in the Bergen record article last week? If I didn't already have better things to do, I would live trap predators and relocate them to Bergen county myself. I think that would probably get me put on the fish and game hit list though. 5 or 6 bobcats roaming around Alpine eating lap dogs from backyards, may get some public outcry.

And in the 2016 fish and game hunting regulation set, all 21 counties will be open to bear season's. There will be two weeks (2 seasons) instead of one as well. With 3 extra days of early muzzeloader and 6 days of archery both in October. Can't wait to nail one in the backyard finally with the x-bow. I don't have the room between neighbors for the gun, but I'm legal with the bow.

Believe me bro you don't want to store this crap if you don't need it. It's a nightmare to move around when it's in my way. One of these days I'm going to be bored and fire the pot up melt all of it into ingets. Just been too busy lately to play lead smelter hahha.

It's s commodity it changes weekly with the market. the easiest way to find out is call a scrap yard most of them have the daily prices on the answering system when you call. Or you can check online. Do you need lead? remember what I do for a living, I have a "bit" to say the least. Totes full in my garage I can't pick up lol.

I didn't bolt mine down. It's so big it took four guys and an appliance cart to get it in my house had to clear two rooms of furniture to get there as well. So if someone wants it that bad hope the have about an hour or more and a team with them. To get it out and down the stairs. Also had to remove the storm door and front door from its hinges to make it through.

Takes a few hours, but it eats cotton right up.

Noresman has a band on this forum, don't know if they do weddings or what Genre's they play. Worth a shot asking him though.

Lmfao! ^^^ best post I've read in a while, I dig the blatant honesty! You just crushed the OP's dreams hahha.

You have any idea how much lead I deal with in plumbing systems every day. And unless your house was built this past year, all your faucets, valves, and other parts contain lead as well. This past year they dropped the legal limit from plumbing materials from .01% to 0.00%, I'm sure the supply houses threw all their current stock in the garbage and are no longer selling it The kicker is I can still strike up the flame on my lead pot, melt an entire crucible of inkets. Ladle after ladle pour hubed cast iron, joint after joint in any building I want to in the state. Perfectly acceptable by code still. I can also solder heating pipes and do boiler installation with lead soldier if I choose. And copper waste pipe as well. Heck I can even install lead bends for toilets still. So a bunch of bullets trapped in a pile of dirt in the back yard, dosent seem like such a big deal to me I guess.

Talking about this I presume ^^^^^^^

That would mean pretty much every revolutionary and civil war battle field up and down the east coast and out to the Mississippi are all contaminated as well. I'm sure these days there are subdivisions built all over where these battles were fought. There aren't too many places in this state, you can't wave a metal detector around a little while and come up with a mini ball. Besides if your shooting everything into a raised berm in a concentrated area, it's not to hard to remove whatever you shot into it. Nothing is going to be below the surface too far unless your shooting into the ground. I'm sure you may possibly get some spalling, but a few scoops with a rental skid steer and a sifting table could be cleaned up in a weekend.

I look at it this way, where do we get lead from in the first place? I'll give you all a hint it's not from outer space...

Everything is good battered & deep fried! If that doesn't work add bacon, problem solved!

I'm not a magician, but I've been known to help people limp a unit along before.

Well when you're ready to address those issues, I will gladly help you out. I specialize in oil heating. And I operate my company in the same town as you live.

The guys at Simon Peter Sport say she is awesome. And it's a kick ass little range. They also have an all ladies night as well.

Lmfao!!!!! To the OP be careful Mipafox is going to wish a deadly disease on you lol.

If I do install a stainless high efficiency gas boiler I use pex. Most of those wall hung units don't have a very long lifespan anyway. You can get 30 years out of a well made German cast iron boiler. The lifespan of stainless steel is about 12-15 years. But yeah you can bring back colder water to them with confidence they're going to survive. Cast iron dosent like that too much lol.

Yes on stainless steel heat exchangers. I have heard of that happening. I mostly sell cast iron boilers since I work out here in oil land. Not much natural gas around here.

The only good woodchuck is a dead woodchuck! Kill as many as you can whenever you can. They really can do some serious damage if population goes un checked. I've eaten them before their good to eat. Total vegetarian, I have zero problem with consuming what's left after I sail a .22/250 through them. Usually cutting them in half... they're a problem on the farm I hunt. The farmer has had to put down horses because they stepped into holes. It's my job to eliminate them with extreme prejudice.

Regular oxygen barrier heat pex aka (crossed linked polyethylene). Will usually freeze and expand a bit, then once it thaws it will regain it's original shape. When Pex is extruded it retains memory forever. If it's originally extruded in roll form even after 100 years of being streched out straight if you allow it to relax it would return to roll shape. If it's extruded in a straight stick same thing, it will always return to its original form and diameter. Now if the pex you used has aluminum in it (as I know Viega FostaPex does), if it freezes it splits just like copper. I've repaired a lot of it over the past few years. Not to say it's a bad product, Viega makes some of the best pex fittings, tubing, and tools in the world. I use it myself, it's very professional high quality material your not going to find in Home Depot or Lowe's plumbing isles. The Germans have their shit together, when it comes to hydronic heating. I even use their pro press fittings for copper, and now Mega Press for black iron gas pipe. Good, good, good, stuff! Wise choice you made, obviously you did your homework before buying garbage. When I run radiant for snow melt I always use a product called Onyx. It's an extremely heavy braded rubber tubing, similar to high pressure hydraulic hose. Super easy to work with, more durable than pex tubing. Saves a ton of labor installing, but costs a little more than pex. My favorite feature is that it's completely silent you hear no noise at all during expansion and contraction, which is usually the biggest complaint customers have about pex. http://www.wattsradiant.com/products/onix/ the stuff is awesome. Your doing the right thing by keeping the heat turned up when it's really cold out. You would be surprised how many people lack that much common sense, during extremely cold temperatures. I guess I count on stupidity to make a living though. Sorry for derailing this thread, to the OP.

My niece (sisters kid) is the same age just about 2 in a couple more weeks. such a cutie. I love her. She calls me "uncle Kiev" because she can't say "Steve" yet. My other sisters kid called me the same thing for a few years too, she's a teenager now. I totally get it.

I put a finger full of the gorilla grease I use for my muzzeloader breach plug, on the threads of the choke before I screw it in. Been working in my shotguns for years. It's actually almost like a wax consistency. And it smells good, for some reason I love the smell of that purple stuff